There’s scarcely been any cooking in my selection of quark desserts this week but in this one you will actually need to use the oven.
The good news is you will have some chunky crumbly bits left over to top any other desserts in the days following.
Start off by cooking chunks [Read on...]
Those little tubs of dry meringues you get in the supermarket can come in very handy. I’ll never forget wowing the mums at my son’s 1st birthday party by serving them in dishes of strawberries drizzled with molten chocolate. My sleep deprived friends with babies of their own seemed to think I was some [Read on...]
Some day or another I’ll get around to making a bona fide cheese cake that you bake in the oven – but for the time being I’m happy to cheat with stuff like Philadelphia and today, lemon flavoured quark.
You get all the joy of lemon flavour, biscuit base but the “cheesy” bit is [Read on...]
Usually making chocolate mousse involves folding whisked egg whites into a chocolatey custard type mix and if I’m honest, it’s not something I do very often.
When you can get a chocolate dessert that looks as good as the one above, why would you bother?
Quark is one of those ingredients you hear about [Read on...]
21 February 2013 | crumbles, desserts, pastries |
My second post using Whitworths baking sugars is apple and rhubarb crumble slice – find out below how you can win a selection of their sugars. [Read on...]
17 January 2013 | blog events, individual |
I always thought syllabub was something complicated with whisked egg whites. This orange syllabub with speculoos biscuit base took around 12 minutes to make. [Read on...]
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